Hot Drinks and Hot Sandwiches at the Sugar Bowl
Local notes report Tri Kappa to meet next Tuesday at Mrs. Mary Kerlin’s home. Mrs. Herbert Creek of West Lafayette was a guest of Mrs. C. C. Crampton. Col. A. B. Crampton of Indianapolis visited Delphi this week. W. K. O. club dined with Mrs. William Koup. Mrs. J. M. Brafford visited Mrs. L. Rothenberger’s family. Rev. Dale LeCount was ill, no services. A youth play “Deacon Dubbs” at Yeoman School House January 15–16 for community building, admission 25 and 35 cents, eight o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Kappa Sorority
Mary Kerlin
Herbert Creek
West Lafayette
C. C. Crampton
Yeoman
Deacon Dubbs
Carroll County News Briefs Span HealthDeaths and Travel
Purdue short course next week draws Carroll County attendees. Russell Boothroyd hospitalized in Lafayette for appendicitis. Marie Brown undergoes emergency surgery in Lafayette. Thomas J. Kemple dies in Lafayette. Mary Ward’s infant dies south of Delphi. Mission Band meeting at Christian Church led by Mrs. Weckerly. J. W. Dickerson moves to G. H. Walters apartments. Several families visit relatives in Chicago Fort Wayne and Denver. County Farm Bureau charts showcased. William Stewart hospitalized in Indianapolis. Charles Stewart travels there due to son's illness.
Fresh Fish at Hall's Market and Poultry Honors
Cecil Stephens of Washington township won a first and a second in the Barred Rock poultry show at Young America last week. He also placed fourth in both the cockerel and pallet categories. Miss Roberta E. Gardner returned to De Pauw University after a holiday visit with her parents in East Chicago and sister Mrs. Glenn D. Baughman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall’s
Cecil Stephens
Washington Township
Young America
Roberta E. Gardner
de Pauw University
J. M. Gardner
Glenn D. Baughman
Chicago
Farm bureau staff depart for state work in Miami County
George sites will leave Monday for Miami County to do state work for the Indiana Farm Bureau E E Stephens president of the Carroll County Farm Bureau is now in Sporte County working for the state organization Rev Lee Jacobs pastor of the Delphi Christian church left for Chicago to enter Chicago University and will return weekends for Sabbath services Arthur Gros returns from St Elizabeth's Hospital Lafayette improved in health Mr and Mrs Gros at Bradshaw home during absence Bert Goslee chicken thieves Arthur Byrns and Gordon Brumbaugh Monticello youths were sentenced to one to eight years and fined 25 each for stealing chickens from the Goslee farm near Yeomans Drama reading course in Lafayette heard Arms and the Man luncheon at Purdue Home Economics Building hosted by Mrs H B Wilson Guernsey calf club decided to sell the club bull for beef in the county agent's office readjustments and local farm affairs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George. Sites
Miami County
Indiana Farm Bureau
E. E. Stephens
Carroll County
Farm Bureau
Sporte County
Lee Jacobs
Delphi Christian Church
Chicago
Chicago University
Delphi
Arthur Gros
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Lafayette
Mrs. Gros
Bradshaw
City
Arthur Byrns
Gordon Brumbaugh
Monticello
Bert Goslee
Goslee
Yeomans
Arms and the
Bernard Shaw
Dorothy D. Wilson
Guernsey
George Sites
John Galloway
Delphi High School Faculty Member Informs Death Of Brother
Benjamin Drake received a telegram Wednesday morning announcing his brother’s death in an elevator accident at Sharpsville. He left for Sharpsville at once. The brother, three years older than Drake, leaves a widow and one child. A sister in Kokomo also survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Drake
Delphi High School
Sharpsville
Mr. Drake
Kokomo
Hoosier Schoolmaster Jan 20 by D. H. 8. Bly
D. H. 8. Bly presents the Hoosier Schoolmaster column with poetry and prose pieces reflecting Indiana schoolroom life. The feature captures rural echoes, moral notes, and classroom anecdotes from January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier
D. H
Resigning pastor receives parishioner purse in Logansport
Pather P. J. Crosson, retiring pastor of St. Vincent Catholic Church, Logansport, was presented with a purse donated by parish members and others as he plans retirement due to ill health. He will travel to Hot Springs Arkansas to recuperate in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pather
P. J. Crosson
St. Vincent Catholic Church
Logansport
Father Crosson
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Ralston B Wilber Clothing Store Closes As Property Turned Over
The Ralston B Wilber Clothing Store closed Tuesday night and the property is now in the hands of E E Pruitt the owner’s attorney. The store faces insolvency with uncertain debts. Wilber has suffered illness in recent months hurting his business. Pyrmont church of The Brethren losses from a Dec 27 fire spur heroism as members clear debris and plan rebuilding while services continue in a school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston B. Wilber Clothing
E. E. Pruitt
Pyrmont
Burlington Hosts Naval Officer on Furlough Dinner
Mr and Mrs David F Sink and Vera entertained at six o clock dinner in honor of Donald Mills son of Mr and Mrs Mills Russiaville home from the navy at Annapolis on a furlough Those present included Claude Haman in the navy Tony Mills Bernard Mills and Dr J H Mills A search is under way for three hunters who tied a Carroll county farmer William Meade to a tree and deserted him Meade 43 lives near Wheeling He says he wants to find the assailant who bound him last Saturday during quail hunting on his farm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David F. Sink
Vera
Burlington
Donald Mills
Mills
Russiaville
Navy
Carroll County
William Meade
Wheeling
Meade
Jailed Conditions and County Jail Plan Reported
A grand jury's report to Judge Carr calls for a Monticello jail and sheriff’s residence for White county as the old jail was condemned. Five indictments were returned including those against William Bivins and Anderson. Battle Ground forms a community booster club to improve moral social and civic life with 24 members and monthly meetings starting January 4 at the school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
White County
B. F. Carr
Grand Jury
William Bivins
Anderson
Battle Ground
J. C. Doyle
Chas. Chenoweth
Virgil Stinebaugh
John Coffin
Bruce Whiteside
Glen Miller
Henry Ostendorf
Frank Lamb
O'Donnell of Chicago Announces Run for Illinois State's Attorney
Patrick H. O'Donnell a Chicago attorney with Woodville roots declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination for state’s attorney of Illinois He notes the 1928 election to follow Crowe’s term and the county race next year Hazel and Nora Thompson move from the Ralston Wilber residence to Mrs T B Wilber's home Hi Y presents Hoosier Schoolmaster and a comedy at the High School Gym on January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick H. O’donnell
Chicago
Woodville
Illinois
Crowe
Hazel
Nora Thompson
Ralston, Wilber
T. B. Wilber
Hoosier
Hi-Y
Regular farmers meet Monday night in January
Regular farmer's meeting scheduled for Monday night January 11. Local residents invited to attend and meet neighbors. Virgil Stinebaugh and family of Battle Ground visited Chas Beard and family over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Stinebaugh
Battle Ground
Chas. Beard
Lewis Clark
Connersville
Henry Otten
M. B. Frey
Clarence Frey
Harold Frey
Earl Staley
Martin Irmiger
Peoria
Iil
John Beard
Marvin Beard
Frankfort
Joe Millers
Rossville
Burton Hattery
Indiapolis
Frank Redenbacher
Chas. Hatterys
Rossvile
Rederbacher
Pritsehae
Flora
Sunday Dinner Guests at Gardner Home East of Camden
Mr and Mrs U S Gardner hosted a large gathering at their home near Camden with Rev H C Stuckenberg, Nancy Mullin and many relatives and friends from Camden Burrows Logansport Delphi Deer Creek Walton Huntington and Fort Wayne. Mrs Kerlin traveled to Delphi to handle business and sold her home this week to Tom Honan. Roy Kerlin traded his car for a new Ford sedan and Bob Kerlin is a local Ford agent at Walton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Gardner
Camden
H. C. Stuckenberg
Nancy Mullin
W.C. Mullin
Burrows
W. C. Martin
Jess Martin
Lewis C. Gardner
Logansport
Miles Martin
Delphi
Chester Gardner
Deer Creek
Walter Hawkins
Russel Gardner
Fort Wayne
John Kerlin
Roy
Huntington
Christmas Surprise From Congregation For Minister
The Rev H L Crain pastor of the Presbyterian church at Frankfort returned home to discover a new Overland sedan parked at his house bearing a large sign reading To Rev Crain and Family from Members of His Congregation. The car carried 1926 license plates and was fully equipped as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Crain
Presbyterian Church
Frankfort
Hay and Grain Show Averages Record Entries In Chicago
John W. Kerlin of Rockfield exhibitor as 589 samples of grain seeds and hay entered including 50 new varieties from 25 experiment stations. Champion bale of alfalfa raised by L. H. Laylin of Mason Michigan bought by Blue Valley Creamery Institute to demonstrate profitability of the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John W. Kerlin
Rockfield
L. H. Laylin
Mason, Mich
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Mrs Clara Metzger Dies After Long Illness
Clara Metzger 41 wife of Moses Metzger died Thursday after a two year illness. Born near Lima Ohio November 6 1884 she was daughter of Louis and Anna Moubray. She married Moses Metzger November 22 1914 and is survived by husband and three children John Henry Ethel and James aged six. Funeral Saturday 10am at home, Rev Jacob Skiles Old Order German Baptist church, burial Old Order German Baptist cemetery near Rossville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Metzger
Moses Metzger
Lima
Louis
Anna (Cook) Moubray
John Henry Ethel
James Moses
Jacob Skiles
Old Order German Baptist Church
Old Order German Baptist Cemetery
Rossville
Former Delphi LAR elected state president
Robert Kimberlin of Lafayette son of Rev and Mrs R O Kimberlin formerly of the city has been elected State President of the Hi Y The Lafayette Courier editorially lauds his leadership and the Hi Y movement in Indiana praising Kimberlin as a fine product of Jefferson High School and a rising leader in Christian youth development through the local club and state conference emphasizing wholesome conduct and scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kimberlin
R. O. Kimberlin
Lafayette
Lafayette Courier
Indiana
Bob” Kimberlin
No No Nanette engagement booked by Mars Theatre
Manager H H Johnson announces No No Nanette by H Fraz ee will play January 13 with Cecil Lean Cleo Mayfield leading a 60 person company including a beauty chorus and orchestra. The cast features Mildred Brown Carrie Glenn Cyril Ring and others as patrons are urged to mail orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Johnson
Mars Theatre
Lafayette
H. H. Frazee
Chicago
Futore
New York
London
Australia
Cecil Lean
Cleo Mayfield
Mildred _ Brown
Carrie Glenn
Cyril Ring
Metta Louise Orr
Frank Gallagher
Mary Adams
Calista Stewart
Frances Richards
Coble Letter Reports Florida Visit and Home Ties
R E Coble from Florida recounts a winter visit with friends from Delphi and nearby towns. The narrative covers a Florida beach picnic, a large turnout, and remarks on weather, local crops, and orange groves. He praises The Citizen and cites Page and Booth in real estate ads, closing with holiday greetings and best regards.
War Mothers to meet in Carroll County January session
The Carroll County War Mothers chapter holds an all day regular meeting on Wednesday January 13 1926 at the G A R rooms in the Court House. The first topic asks whether to keep the Carroll County headquarters in Delphi. All mothers invited regardless of membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Co
War Mothers
Court House
Delphi
Flora Masons Elect Lodge Officers in Flora
The Masonic Lodge in Flora elected officers at a recent meeting with Garena as M., Ernest Snell as S. Leiter and 3. Wit Erank Reakient as Oe, S. D., Harry Steinman as J.D, Zellar Zartman as Secretary, N. B. as Grand staff, Chester Wagoner as Treasurer and Trustee for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Masons
Masonic Lodge
Flora
Re Garena
We M
Ernest Snell
S. Leiter
Wit Erank Reakient’ Oe
S. D
Harry Steinman
Dr Henry Sherwood visits Delphi club and schools
Indiana state superintendent of public instruction Dr Henry Sherwood spoke to the Delphi League of Women Voters Tuesday evening in the library and addressed high school pupils Wednesday on Doing your Duty He toured the high school and Junior High School buildings and met County Superintendent T W Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sherwood
Indianapolis
Delphi
League of Women Voters
Sherwood
T. W. Armstrong
Mrs Kate Lucas Dies. Flora Services Held
Mrs Katie Lucas former Delphi resident died at her son Dan Huf ford's home in Flora on Tuesday. She is survived by son two brothers in Wisconsin California and two sisters in California Ohio. Funeral services were held in Flora on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Lucas
Katie Lucas
Delphi
Dan Hufford
Flora
Wallace Overley
Wisconsin
John Overley
California
Nancy Cripe
Myrtle Hendrix
Ohio
Come to the Main St Fashion Shop for Winter Bargains
Local shop invites shoppers to Main Street for winter fashion bargains. Store highlights clearance prices and limited stock on apparel and accessories. Patrons urged to visit for deals before stocks run out.
Tippecanoe Tribe 505 Announces Hay Making Meeting
The I O R M Tippecanoe Tribe No 505 schedules a second extra special meeting next Tuesday evening. The feature is the hay making lesson with about thirty candidates from Burlington Lafayette and Delphi to be instructed. A matter concerning the degree team traveling to Lafayette on Feb 8 will be discussed. A large crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. 0
R. M
Tippecanoe Tribe No.505
Burlington
Lafayette
Delphi
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Resleve
Citizens National Bank
U .S
United States
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
Apital
Eese
State of
County of
Carroll
G. A. Shaffer
Lorene Hinkle
J. A. Shirke
E. Pruitt
L. B. Shaffer
Frank M. Swath
Delphi, Indiana
Col
A. B. Crampton
William Koup
W. K. O. Club
Dale LeCount
The
Eax
OLEO
A & Poven Baked
Aunt Jemimas
Abrazo Pkg
Steel Wool
Smith's Grec
Purdue University
Russell Boothroyd
Lafayette Hospital
Mrs
Newton Sidenbender
Mr. Sidenbender
Walter Emery
Mr. Emery
Rev. Rice
Delphi Presbyterian Church
T. J. Clyne
J. W. Dickerson
G. H. Walters
North Market Street
Etta Stinebaugh
Manchester College
Marie Brown
Chalmers
Will Camp
Mission Band of the Christian Church
Frank Weckerly
Ruth Irelan
Mary A. Ward
Robert Ward
Zion Cemetery
Maxwell & Shaffer
Thomas J. Kemple
St. Mary Catholic Church
Ralston Wilber
J. C. O’connor
Mary
Madeline O’connor
Baby
Denver
Carroll County Farm Bureau
William Stewart
Charles Stewart
Methodist Hospital
Luna Coffee
Smith’s Grocery
Royal Scepter Coffee
Smith’s Groe
Smith’s Gree
Owasco
Delphi Lar
Nanette
R. E. Coble
Florida
Harley ‘Sehock
John Clingan
Lonnie Moore
Idaville
Albert Ellis
Harriet Pearson
Burnettsville
J. O. Williams
Wilson Timmons
Ernest Schlegelmilch
Curtis
C. C. Coble
Frank Burns
Helen Reed
Citizen
Page
Booth
Wilson
DR. Sherwood
Delphi Club
Elaus
Franklin Street
Cowdins
McCormick-Deering
L. M. Pletcher
Holwe. & Impl’s
Arc Theatre
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